It depends what your expression is (it's hidden) but basically, yes. I say it depends because if you're adding 20 each time to game.actorSpeed and you're checking to see if it's less than 91, then at

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If you do it that way the timer will always be firing away, even when it's not needed.

PS. Is it possible to make money through beta?

Alternatively, depending on how you've written your whole project, you could wrap the timer itself in a rule

Ah, thanks very much! I think this works!

Well, depending on how you approached this - there's a couple of ways, but, really the easiest is to wrap your action in a rule:

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(or 25) hours, and then the high score is gone? Does it reset to 0?

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Okay, that looks fine. And more importantly, how are you loading the attribute?

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I've recorded a brief 2 minute video explaining the issue. Maybe others have had this issue and I just missed the comment? Any thoughts or suggestions on how to fix this?

You're asking your actor to "do something after five seconds every four seconds." Theoretically, it should still run since you have Run to Completion checked but... it's not working

How are you saving the high score? If you use a Save Attribute behavior and Load Attribute behavior or a Save Table behavior, it saves the data indefinitely. If your data is only saving for a day, I

Ah, makes sense thanks!

I was trying to make my actor go to one position, and then back to the original position randomly on a timer.

Everything that i can find about this, at least the way that Apple is doing it now - is that until you've submitted your final build for the first time, you don't have the ability to run IAP outside o

As ardent showed there are a few commands you can use. I imagine this requires more that adding the code they show. You would need to intergrate it with either a scene change or show banner. I don't t